Religion provides mechanisms for the realization of social justice by providing moral values ​​and identity by strengthening the sense of collective belonging. In Islam, social justice is considered one of the fundamental principles and core values. Islam considers justice as a criterion for regulating social, economic, and political relations between individuals and institutions. Islamic religious teachings place special emphasis on eliminating inequalities, supporting the oppressed, and fairly distributing resources, and consider the implementation of social justice to be a religious and moral duty for Muslims. As one of the largest Muslim gatherings, Hajj has an extraordinary capacity to strengthen social justice in various dimensions. This ritual, emphasizing equality, unity, and spirituality, can lead to a strong impetus for creating social and economic changes. In this article, using the documentary data collection method and qualitative analysis method, we seek to answer the question of what solutions exist in Hajj to influence the establishment of social justice in Islamic societies. Based on the findings of this research, Hajj offers solutions to influence the establishment of social justice through five mechanisms: identity-religious, socio-political, individual, communicative, and economic.